Some property descriptions read like an old story. They talk about a tree, a fence, or a bend in a creek instead of a lot number. A metes and bounds survey exists to make sense of these old descriptions. It … Continue reading →
Property line markers do not last forever. A buyer might assume the stakes in the yard mark the real boundary. That assumption can be wrong, and it can be wrong for decades before anyone notices. Property line markers often vanish … Continue reading →
A workshop is a real building, not a glorified shed. It needs power, a solid slab and room to move materials around. That makes placement a bigger deal than most people expect. Lot surveys give you the property facts to … Continue reading →